@crestdeploymentsystems/trusted-fetch

@crestdeploymentsystems/trusted-fetch

x402 payments with pre-payment trust verification. Drop-in replacement for @x402/fetch that checks service trust before sending money.

Install

npm install @crestdeploymentsystems/trusted-fetch

Usage

import { wrapFetchWithPayment } from "@x402/fetch";
import { createTrustedFetch } from "@crestdeploymentsystems/trusted-fetch";

// Your normal x402 setup
const fetchWithPayment = wrapFetchWithPayment(fetch, client);

// Wrap it with trust verification
const trustedFetch = createTrustedFetch(fetchWithPayment, {
  threshold: 50,          // minimum trust score (0-100)
  onCheck: (url, trust) => console.log(`${url}: ${trust.score}/${trust.grade}`),
  onRefuse: (url, trust) => console.log(`Refused to pay ${url}: score too low`),
});

// Use exactly like fetchWithPayment -- but safe
const res = await trustedFetch("https://some-x402-service.com/api/data", {
  method: "GET",
});

How it works

Before every x402 payment, trustedFetch calls supership.crestsystems.ai/check to get a trust score for the service. If the score is below your threshold, the payment is refused and an error is thrown. Your money stays in your wallet.

The check is free. Skipping it is expensive.

Options

Option	Default	Description
threshold	50	Minimum trust score (0-100) to proceed with payment
checkUrl	supership.crestsystems.ai/check	Trust check endpoint
onCheck	null	Callback after every trust check
onRefuse	null	Callback when payment is refused

Why

Agents making x402 payments have no way to know if a service is trustworthy before paying. trusted-fetch adds a pre-flight trust check that protects against:

• Scam services that take payment and return nothing
• Services with known security issues
• Newly deployed services with no track record
• Services that have degraded since you last called them

Built by

Crest Deployment Systems -- deploying scalable intelligence.